Best institue in US To learn Photography

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The discussion centers on the best institutions in the U.S. for learning photography and the types of degrees offered. It emphasizes that while a degree in photography can be beneficial, a strong portfolio is more critical for success in the field. Many professionals prioritize experience and quality work over formal education. The conversation also highlights a lack of responses, suggesting that the inquiry may not be well-suited for the forum's focus. Overall, the emphasis is on practical skills and portfolio development rather than academic qualifications.
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Which is the best institue in US To learn Photography and what degrees are given and i mean say that what can be the max degree to which the person can go all the way in this...
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A degree won't help you too much if you want to be a photographer. A good portfolio on the other hand will. A degree can't hurt and I can think of some situations in which it could help but most places want to see experience and nice photos, not a piece of paper that says you have a liberal arts degree. Thats my relatively limited photography experience.
 
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